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The days of physical shopping and large-scale mega stores is now challenged by the new shopping paradigm, Ecommerce. Over $194 Billion dollars was spent In 2011 online through Ecommerce which represents a fast growing percentage of the buying and selling that takes place throughout the world. Media Jobs in Ecommerce are growing exponentially. Professionals who are looking for an ecommerce job or information on the latest ecommerce jobs can use MediaJobs.com to find the latest, most accurate information. Landing a great ecommerce job is possible, and it’s easier to make the connections with people, companies and products that will steer you toward the perfect e commerce job when you use the resources at Mediajobs.com. Here, you can find information on the biggest ecommerce companies and websites in the world. Multibillion dollar Ecommerce driven corporations include Amazon.com, Staples, Apple, Walmart, Dell, Office Depot, Sears Holdings, Netflix, Best Buy, QVC, Home Shopping Network, Macy’s, Sony, Victoria’s Secret Direct, and J.C. Penney Company and invest millions in ecommerce platforms each year. MediaJobs.com has information on the top companies, people, products and jobs within these growing ecommerce fields. We’ve also collected information about the up and coming ecommerce opportunities with companies such as Systemax, Overstock, Amway, Redcats USA, Vistaprint, Buy.com, and many more. The articles below contain information that will help you in your ecommerce job search. You can also click here or use our search box to find information about a specific ecommerce company.

On-Demand Manufacturing to the rescue! Almost 500 manufactures have recently signed up as a purchaser or vendor of machine time. What does this mean? It means that thanks to a company a little more than half a year old, companies in need of manufacturing (computer-programmed machinery) services can be aligned with companies that have idle machines ready to be used. The company is called MakeTime Inc. Buyers and sellers on MakeTime upload project specifications that would need CNC machines—typically lathes, drills, laser-jet and other machines used to forge products out of metal, wood or other materials—via computer programs designed to meet exact manufacturing specs. An example would be, if you needed 1000 industrial components you created in CAD/CAM (jobs for CAD/CAM) and wanted them at the end of the month; post it on MakeTime.io and receive price bids from multiple companies with available machines. When you pick someone you like and a price is agreed upon for the project, you’ll pay MakeTime. When this happens they’ll pay the manufacturer half upfront and then the remaining minus MakeTime’s %15 percent cut once you approve the job was completed to your satisfaction. MakeTime has a vetting system in place for determining the…

Marketers make note! Pinterest recently unveiled that it will be launching “buyable pins” later this month, here’s how it works: Rich Pins are pins which have much more information than a normal link, for instance a step by step infographic on oven cleaning will get a new button that allows users to purchase ovens directly from retail partners like Macy’s, Nordstroms and so on in order to stock Pinterest with millions of products. Users will see prices, be able to select specific types of a product, and then they can tap the button to buy the product. Which is then shipped directly to you. Pinterest is using Shopify (jobs at Shopify) and Demandware (jobs at Demandware) right out of the gate with Stripe handling its payments, and collaborating with companies like Braintree and Apple to “make sure Pinterest never touches credit card information.” They claim there isn’t any fee for buyers and merchants which they says will include working with tens of thousands of local brands. Buyable Pins show up in all of Pinterest’s features, like recommendations and search. Users can pay with a credit card or with Apple Pay. It appears that this is just a tip of the Iceberg…

Talkspace, launched way back in 2012 has developed an app which connects users with licensed therapists for mobile text-based therapy sessions. By eliminating the fear, anxiety and cost associated with traditional therapy, the company is making it easy for millions of people to be proactive about their mental health. Today, there are 200 licensed professionals in its network, servicing 100,000 users. At present the company has managed to get itself a fresh $9.5 million injection of financing. These millions are to be applied to bringing therapy to the masses (namely a billion people). The company’s mission is to deliver inexpensive therapy services, anytime, anywhere. The idea is a patient and therapist are teamed up and can message each other 24/7 for $25 a week. Couple’s therapy is also available at $149 a month. The total funding so far is $13 million and it doesn’t seem to be stopping any time soon. Alex Finkelstein, the general partner at Spark Capital who was involved in the latest round of funding said “When we first invested we thought of this as therapy-lite. But when we talked to therapists we realized that this was therapy on-demand.” Within a year the company compiled a 100,000 users…

How on Earth did a company like NeonMob sell 4.8 million pieces of digital art since launching in 2012? They must have found a gimmick that works because so far they’ve raised a total of $2million dollars in seed funding from investors. Oh and get this, the guy who invented the hashtag back in 2007, Chris Messina is leaving Google after more than three and a half years to join this company. So what is it about Neon Mob that made Messina become this San Francisco Company’s head of community and growth? Digital Art is a growing industry and the fact is that there are so many images available on the web that trying to make money on it is very difficult, so NeonMob (jobs st NeonMob) is looking to make it so that an image available online is unique and worthy of being collected. How is this done? You have to create the idea of scarcity, that that image is limited in accessibility. The company offers a myriad of tools and features that the artist can apply to their works to help them build collections. Then if a customer wants to buy the collection they can. The artist determines…

If you didn’t already know, Fantasy sports is a big deal. Fantasy E-sports is smaller but it is growing voraciously in popularity. When you fuse together the exciting idea of managing a fantasy sports lineup and the chance to win hard cold cash watching football, baseball and all the other major league sports becomes even more stimulating. With this said, we’ve now got two start-ups bringing the money making fantasy to E-sports. If you’ve never played fantasy football or any other variation of this type of online competition, it’s not rocket science. AlphaDraft and Vulcun have released simultaneously with the new season of Riot Games’ League of Legends Championship Series (LCS), offering fans the chance to win real money by creating fantasy League of Legends teams comprised of actual professional LOL players. The two companies offer free and paid play options. Don’t you worry your pretty little heads because Fantasy sports betting is legal in the United States, according to the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, they’re considered games of skill, and not “gambling.” The organization explains that fantasy sports managers must take into account a myriad of statistics, facts and game theory in order to be competitive. Not so much…